A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie performs at Manchester AO Arena after Co-op Live chaos
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie delivered his awaited show to thousands at Manchester AO Arena after the US rapper’s gig was moved from the crisis-hit Co-op Live music venue.
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A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie delivered his awaited show to thousands at Manchester AO Arena after the US rapper’s gig was moved from the crisis-hit Co-op Live music venue.
Manchester's AO Arena is preparing to host some of the gigs pulled at the crisis-hit Co-op Live arena this weekend, the MEN can reveal, following a string of delays and rescheduled shows.
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The new Co-op Live arena has been plunged into further chaos after the opening gig was cancelled AGAIN as hundreds of fans queued outside.
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